Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-18

Wednesday. middle class. Miss l. Pater
Thursday, Junior class, Miss F. Dunham
Friday, sub-junior, Mrs. Chapman; Satur
day, Spring street School, Mr.. Bray (prin
Santa Monica Booth-Mrs. Chapin. Mrs
McLennan, Mrs. Tyler, Mrs. Whiteley, NJ rs
Hubbell; booth all designsd by Mr.. u.
Tyler.
Orange Booth-Misses E. A. Hardy, L
Bryan, aud Geo. Massey.
Mission Church, San Gabriel and Alham
bra-Mrs. ]. G. Newton, assisted by Mrs.
A. Story. Miss Kate o. sessions, Mrs. Jane
Foord, Mrs. 1. Halsted, Mrs. G. Weeks, Mrs
L. J. Rose, Miss A. Adams
. Each evening of the week there was
GRAND FLOWER PROCESSION.
As the participants moved slowly around
the Pavilion, preceded by the band
playing animated airs. and each ont
dressed in costume, the effect was very
inc. Each section carried beautiful
banner, with it's flower. manipulated, il
i, the silk. These are the handiwork oi
Mrs. w, i. Abernethy, as are also the
beautiful badges worn by each of tbs
officers aud IN lnagers of the fee. The
characters and names in the procession
are:
Snowdrops, directed by Mrs. W. G. Furrey
Arthur Widney, herald; Snow wdrors, Ma.
bel Widney, Katie Widney, Jessie Jordan
Jessie Pickett. Fern Wesi, Anna 1uthill
Nellie Fullerton. Louie Bat'erieS' w,1S' Mabel Mabel
Ferguson, Gladys Tuthill, Mamie Bosby.
shell, Addie ButricS, Ruby Noyes.
Violets, directed by Mrs. Carnell-Leon
Moore, herald; Violets, Edith Furrey, Jc sic
Richardson, Mabel Crane. Anuie Stewart.
Maud Richardson, Emma Widney, Clara
Crane, Blanche Hawks.
Rosebuis. directed BY Miss Howry.Eddie
Hassen. herald; Rosepuds. Miss Howry;
Mrs. Stone, Queen Rose; Pearl Luitweiler,
Linda Hills. Mabel Luitweiler, Jessie Nc.
Clary, Ella McClary, Sallie Owings, Bessie
Gay, Lottie Pinkham, Blanche. Boutwell,,
Carrie Cook. Mamie Emerson. Alice Rich
Parish. Lillian Whelphley.
Lilies, directed by Mrs: M. F. Tarble;
Ernef Diver herad Rdta Lilies Ne'e pshs Shat
Nettie Neuelton, Nellie Oliver, Miss Fitch,
Mary Hockson, Mrs. L. Carter. Geneveve
Abbott Emma Haines, Ella Singley.
rarT.s Sweet Peas hse% By was Miss Ksnt Pc
Mccarthy, Martha Widney, Agnes Ward,
Ewing, FLORENCE Grow. Fanny, Holmes,
Nancy Cots chalk, Lulu Mccarthy, Maui
Madegan, Mary Crow, India Green, Elma
Lawrence. Clara Hathaway.
California Poppies, directed by Mrs. Olive
g. Marshall: Clarence Hubbard, herald.
stein, Rosie Morris, Nettie Lewis, Mrs L J.
Wild, Grace Bradley, Lizzie Clancey, Hattie
Perkins, Louise Eaziro, Laura Charnock,
Gertrude Johnson, Addie Sutton, Leua
E. Meyer, Abbie Gilman, Mamie Cook.
et-me-nOts-Directed by Mrs. Laura
T. Carter, Willie Edwards. herald; forget
me.no!s, Cora Wise, Minnie Feehan, Teddy
InI RatfA ESss~
Hitler. Mary Yaroorough, Stella Haines,
Lulu Potts, Mamie Gassen..
Holly-Dire cted by Mrs. J. A. Henderson;
Alfred ,1, Holmes, herald; hollies: Miss John
rridham, Mary Bobysh al, Laura Whitlock, |
Mary Stewart, Lulu Gilmore, Nora Foutz, |
Pauline Lewis, Tena Pilbloe, Ira Brown,
Lily Steward, May Curren, Bell Smith, |
Hanna, Maud Boyle, Clara Hefner, Laura
Bell.
Weeds-walter Pomeroy, Herbert La
throp. Eddie Johnson. Russell Taylor Lon
ME Mendleson, Morris Grow, Chauncey
Crow, Lafie LaDning, Willie Wright.
Dragon ilies-George Blackman, Arthur |
Bleckman, Ben Ferner, Ralph Hubbard,
Lewis Lewis
Butteiilies-May Wiley, Bell Wiley, Ma.
bel Chaltin, Gertrude BiSelow, Pussy Fer |
ner: Francis Wheeler
seasons-spring Helen widner and Maud
tie SammG5 Wi5te- Mis- eiHtumn' Net
Tic w Wlller, MISS LulV IlDSOu. |
Father Tims-Mr. Macclay.
sons of Toil-E. B. Brown, Dick Roberts, |
Frank Noble, Writ Ellis. Beach Mcdonald,
The hour-Georgie Osborne.
Earth-Mrs. Mayo; Snow; Miss Annie Ed. |
wards; Darkness, = Gibson; Hail, Miss |
Julia Kendall; Rain, Miss Tessie Maynard |
Frost. Miss Emma Greenwood; Dew, Miss
Meth Boyce; Sunshine, Miss Lou France.
Lily Chorous-Mrs. Myron f. Tarble. May
Lockrow, .Prudie Myrick, Rose Osborn,
Laura K. Carter. Nettie l.. Schafner, Dora
Dodson, Hattie NJ. Nettle.op, Alice c. Fitch,
We've Abbott. Belle Thomas, Edna Davis,
Olive Peck, Florence Pendleton. Lizzie B.
Oliver. Nettie oliver, Mary silby, Emma
Haines.
Some of the more striking booths and
pieces during the week were as follows
ORANGE BOOTH
Being the exhibit of the town of that
name, which distinguished itself last
year by fine display, evidently is de.
termiued not to be outdone on the pres.
ent occasion. The name "Orange" is
wrought in geraniums and marguerites. |
There is a maltese cross Of rare beauty |
wrought of sweet Alice and superb pan
sizes. In the exhibit there is great
wealth of wonderful roses of the rarest
varieties, the Malmaison and Jscquemi.
not vieing in their queenly loveliness of
tint and grace of form There are wege.
liza sprays and profusion of tender and
sweet heliotrope. The pillars are decked
with many yellow Banksia roses and
hundreds Of callas. There is harp of
arbor vitae and splendid pinks, with
many marguerites, an anchor being
wrought of these flowers.
The Orange booth has an anchor OF
white carnations and splendid pansies,
with a border OF Sweat Alice and dusty
miller. In the same booth is basket of
flowers tipped over of mignonette, roses
for the flowers, and border of winter
bouquet. There is also bunch of fine
callas, numbering 200 blossoms.
THE RAINBOW BOOTH
Is named from great bow made of flow.
ers which reaches almost to the roof.
Tue inner bano is composed of purple
verbenas; then comes banu of fine,
violet.colored agnatum, and then one
of lilacs, followed by one of green Ger.
man ivy; the yellow strip is of mari.
Colds, the red of double fish geraniums,
and the pink of the sane flowers of the
proper hue. In q handsome vase is a
splendid bunch of lilacs, aud there are
many roses, pinks, lobelias, blue mar
guerites, and profusion of the bid.
well;e on the face of the booth. The
border is of wild immortelles, whose sill
very sheen is lovely. There are also
some fine specimens of the amaryllis.
MI. Bristol, of Ninth and Whittier
streets, keeps superior collection of
pansies in this booth.
The Rainbow booth was gorgeous in q
profusion Of fruit tree blossoms. snow.